Stirling City Centre - a place for everyone.

Let's build a sustainable city together - a vibrant place where we can live, work and play.

We want Stirling to become a truly sustainable 21st century city by 2031 - a place for everyone.

Let's make Stirling a friendly and safe place to live and work, boasting a pristine environment and great lifestyle with world class facilities. Let's make the heart of Stirling a contemporary version of what it once was for the local Noongar people: a place of plenty; a place of celebration; a place of trade.

Let's imagine what is possible Let's make it happen. Let's do it together.

We are listening. Who cares what Stirling will be like in 2031? We all do. Find out how you can get involved.

More about the Alliance

How it affects your future...

Take a look at the plans

Project update

In March, Community Leadership Group Members received a project update summarising the latest information on key elements of our work program.

You can find the document on our publications page or by clicking here.

Share your story!

We recently received a delightful recollection of memories from an Innaloo resident, who attended the Innaloo Primary School in the late 1940's. This story captures what it was like growing up in the area in the 40's and 50's. Childhood memories of Innaloo by Vic Ward.

Get involved

COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP GROUP NEW VENUE: The next Community Leadership Meeting will be held at Warren Lake Hall, Teakwood Avenue, Woodlands, on 26th June 2013.

See our meeting schedule for details of when key groups meet and our get involved page to see how you can join the Alliance. All welcome!

Did you know?

Latest news

9 April 2013 'Reaching for sky' The Stirling Times

27 November 2012 'Framework for future public transport' Guardian Express, Perth

15 October 2012 'Commerce to relocate to Stirling' The West Australian

9 September 2012 'Joint plan to develop big Innaloo site', The West Australian'

Alliance Media Release, 29th June 'State Government office accomodation announcement'

29 May 2012 'Call for working group to tackle traffic issues', Jessica Willoughby, The Stirling Times

 

 


 

 

Facebook closure

We regret to announce that we are no longer able to moderate our social media pages. Our Facebook and Twitter accounts will be active until Thursday, 25 April 2013, 4pm, after which time they will no longer be available for viewing or comment. For more information, see the page here.

 

We still value your contributions and we still want you to work with us on building the future of Stirling. Find out how you can stay involved.

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